Euripides' ION Complete

Translated by R. Potter.

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Ion: The priestess: as a mother I esteem her.

Creusa: Who to these manly years gave thee support?

Ion: The altars, and the still-succeeding strangers.

Creusa: Wretched, whoe'er she be, is she that bore thee.

Ion: I to some woman am perchance a shame.

Creusa: Are riches thine? Thou art well habited.

Ion: Graced with these vestments by the god I serve.

Creusa: Hast thou made no attempt to trace thy birth?

Ion: I have no token, lady, for a proof.

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